With seven weeks to go, the US election is Biden’s to lose: Part 2
A continuation of yesterday’s post, analysing polling in the lead up to the 2020 United States presidential election.
With seven weeks to go, the US election is Biden’s to lose: Part 1
With Biden holding on to a strong and steady lead in the polls, time is running out for Trump to turn things around.
A third of all US coal generation occurs in just five states
From West Virginia to Vermont, many states in the United States are at different stages in the transition away from coal.
In just one decade, the United States has halved its coal use
Despite Trump, the United States is on track to phase out coal faster than Australia.
Electricity generation in Australia, Part 4: NSW and VIC
The last in a series of posts looking at electricity generation in Australia. Part 4 profiles electricity generation in New South Wales and Victoria.
Wind and solar farms are still stuck in the waiting room
An update on the status of new wind and solar farm connections in Australia. The news is not encouraging.
Electricity generation in Australia, Part 3: SA and QLD
The third in a series of posts looking at electricity generation in Australia. Part 3 profiles electricity generation in South Australia and Queensland.
Electricity generation in Australia, Part 2: NT, TAS and WA
The second in a series of posts looking at electricity generation in Australia. Part 2 profiles electricity generation in the Northern Territory, Tasmania and Western Australia.
The state polling drought and what it means for interpreting political events
There has been very little state polling of voting intention over the last 2 years – and that leaves us vulnerable to false media narratives.
Coal in Australia, Part 2: Queensland
Part two of a series looking at Australia’s coal industry. This post profiles Queensland, Australia’s largest coal producing state.
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